IANS Exclusive Interview: बॉलीवुड में 8 घंटे की शिफ्ट की मांग पर Kiran Dubey का बड़ा बयान

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मुंबई, महाराष्ट्र: Indian Actress Kiran Dubey ने IANS से खास बातचीत की। इस दौरान उन्होंने अपकमिंग फिल्म 5th September में अपने रोल को लेकर बताया। उन्होंने कहा कि वो फिल्म में एक  school therapist का किरदार निभा रही हैं। इसी के साथ उन्होंने सोशल मीडिया को लेकर अपने विचार। एक्ट्रेस ने 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' की रिटर्निंग को लेकर भी बात की। बॉलीवुड में 8 घंटे की शिफ्ट को लेकर उठी मांग पर Kiran Dubey ने कहा, "दीपिका पादुकोण आज इस मुकाम पर हैं कि अगर वो 8 घंटे तो क्या 5 घंटे भी काम करने के लिए कहेंगी तो शायद डायरेक्टर जो उन्हें साइन कर रहे हैं उन्हें हां कहना पड़े, लेकिन  मुझे नहीं लगता वो luxury बाकी एक्टर्स के लिए है।" एक्ट्रेस ने  IANS से बातचीत के दौरान अपने future plans को लेकर भी बताया। साथ ही अपने फैंस के लिए मैसेज दिया।  #KiranDubey #5thSeptember #SchoolTherapist #SocialMedia #KyunkiSaasBhiKabhiBahuThi #BollywoodNews #IANSExclusive #DeepikaPadukone #ActorLife #8HourShift #BollywoodUpdates #KiranDubeyfutureplans  #KiranDubeyInterview #HindiTVActress #BollywoodWorkCulture

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00:00Thank you very much. Welcome to IONS.

00:02And you will be able to change everything,

00:06after doing QQ,

00:08where are you from,

00:10after doing such superb shows,

00:12after doing such superb shows,

00:14what would you like to do that?

00:16What would you like to do that?

00:18First of all, IONS, thank you so much for this interview.

00:20It's a pleasure.

00:22Yes, I've done many shows,

00:24many top shows,

00:26but I feel like in my life

00:28I feel like,

00:30I feel like my life is always a subject.

00:34I wanted to explore my life.

00:36I wanted to explore my life,

00:38I wanted to explore my life,

00:40to explore my life,

00:42I wanted to explore my life,

00:44I wanted to explore my life,

00:46better understand myself,

00:48after 8-10 years,

00:50after 8 years,

00:52it was necessary to start my life.

00:54I have a nice question.

00:56Actually, 5th September, Uttarakhand, you can say that it's a Bollywood film.

01:14Because there's a lot of Bollywood films in Uttarakhand.

01:17But this is a film which is written, directed, produced by Kunal Malla Ji from Uttarakhand.

01:23He's an educationist, he's a writer, director, producer.

01:27And this is the fact that I have seen in this film that Sanjay Mishra Ji,

01:31like people with work, Rajinder Kala Ji, Kavin Dwee, Deep Raj Rana, Sarika Singh,

01:40M. Kulan Malla himself, the new actors, Malihah Malla, Rishabh.

01:47So there's so much a cast in this film.

01:48And there's a lot of love story about students and teachers in which I have a very good role.

01:53I'm playing the school therapist.

01:55And there's also a lot of shades of that therapist.

01:58So it's a great thing.

02:00This is my first Hindi film.

02:02My role is less, but it's very important and a very good role.

02:06So that's why I'm back in Mumbai.

02:08Ma'am, I think you've heard of a story about some of the artists' stories.

02:15How do you feel when people remember some of these issues?

02:19I think that any artist has to be a part of the work, and that people remember his roles.

02:29Because you can understand that this film is very competitive, television industry is very competitive.

02:35And only in the whole world.

02:38And any artist tries to see screen on your screen,

02:43and the whole life remains the opportunity to get to work.

02:48No one needs to be able to get to work.

02:50So I think that 100 Bhaagy is the thing that I have gotten so much work,

02:54and people remember me.

02:56I travel anywhere in the whole world.

02:58So those who have seen these shows from the subcontinent,

03:01India, Bangladesh, even Pakistan, people remember me.

03:05So it's a privilege.

03:07I was saying that I was doubt about when I was coming back.

03:11But I think that I'm not the one who came back.

03:14Because those who have been able to connect to those who have been able to get to work.

03:21Yes, yes.

03:24I think that the change is a change of life.

03:27And we need to understand that,

03:30whatever changes we have,

03:32we need to integrate them.

03:34We cannot think that the world can change our minds.

03:37as a beautiful personal challenge

03:41bhi lena chahiye ki

03:42aaj zenzies hain, aaj millenials hain

03:44woh kya dekhna pasand kerti hain

03:46humare age group ke dekhna kya pasand

03:48kerti hain, hum se joh older generation

03:50hai woh kya dekhna pasand kerti hai

03:52toh mujhe aisa lagta hai ki

03:53mein un cheezoon ke baare mein

03:56nahi souchti joh meray control mein nahi hai

03:58mein kya best kar sakti ho

03:59what I can bring to the table

04:01what is the grace, the beauty, the quality

04:04the dignity, the class

04:06the talent, what is it that I can

04:08bring to the table as an artist, as a human

04:10being, mein usf us baare mein souchti ho

04:13aaj tal

04:14aaj tal, mei actors ko

04:16joo come back to an actor, mei actors

04:18koa amisha hiki chit rechni ko

04:20kya ko reality shows man jana

04:21jay

04:22dekhi, mei reality shows

04:30dekhi, mei reality shows

04:30dekhti ho, mei enjoy bhi kerti ho

04:32lekin, mei kabhi bhi apne, aapko kisi bhi reality show

04:34mei imagine nahi kar paati ho

04:35because I'm a simple private person

04:37aur mujhe shayad

04:39yeh ghawara nahi hai ki

04:42mei life

04:43joh eek simple private life

04:46usko mein sirf fame ke liye

04:48bhoat zahadha publicize karu

04:49mujhe koji aasa desperation

04:51mehsus nahi hota hai

04:52aaj tal, mei aasa lagta hai ki

04:56aaj tal, mei aasa lagta hai ki aaj

04:58aaj tal, mei aasa lagta hai ki aaj

05:00Yes, I think that today social media is very important.

05:03Sometimes I feel like talent is not so important than social media.

05:09But then I like to believe that

05:12to sustain your quality, your talent, your behavior and your professionalism in the long run,

05:24that will help you.

05:25But yes, of course social media is very important

05:28and I definitely need to be active in social media.

05:33When you talk about TV and film industry,

05:35there are many changes coming.

05:38How do you see them?

05:40After time and after time, what are the differences?

05:43The changes in television and film industry are not only in India,

05:47but in the whole world.

05:49We noticed that after COVID,

05:53people are very attracted to social media.

05:57They are very attracted to social media.

06:00They are very much attracted to social media.

06:02So some of the filmmakers,

06:04they have to understand that the audience's attention span is very low.

06:07So they create content to keep the audience interested in making content.

06:12Some of the audiences,

06:14some of the audiences,

06:16some of the audiences,

06:17some of them,

06:18some of the audiences,

06:19some of them,

06:20some of them,

06:21some of the audiences are very good.

06:22I think it's good content.

06:23So the things are good with word of mouth.

06:25If you don't have any good content,

06:26you can do the publicity.

06:27Eventually,

06:28the audience has so many options today,

06:30that they have so many options,

06:31that they spend their time and money,

06:33and in the traffic of Hinduism,

06:34just for this reason,

06:35you don't want to watch films.

06:36You have a very big star cast.

06:38They want to resonate on the story-wise on the film.

06:43What changes are in the film industry?

06:45What changes are in the film industry?

06:47The changes are all in the film industry.

06:48In TV and film industries,

06:53the changes are always affected by society.

06:55Like society is changing,

06:57society is changing.

06:59That's like the film industry is changing.

07:01Now, as actors,

07:04there's no choice in the film industry.

07:05We have to integrate ourselves.

07:08At least for me personally,

07:10keeping my core values.

07:12How do you feel about TV shows in your time and today's show?

07:22Our time shows were very long.

07:25Today I heard that there are 3 months of TV show,

07:29and then ceremony and cake cutting.

07:32Because I can understand that everything is challenging.

07:36Again, coming back to the same thing as I told you,

07:39that today there are so many options to be able to grip.

07:43And the audience has also divided.

07:45They have divided by age.

07:47They have divided by intellect.

07:49They have divided by demograph.

07:51So I can totally understand that today's biggest challenge is to create an audience.

07:57What popular TV show do you follow today?

08:01How do you follow today's show?

08:03I actually watch two shows on and off.

08:06One is that I like Bhabi Ji at home.

08:08I really like it.

08:09And I like the characters and their story telling.

08:13I really love it.

08:14That show is very happy.

08:16And another one is that Anupama is one of the nicest shows that has been made in India after a long time.

08:24Beautiful, simple story telling.

08:26So Anupama is a show that I admire a lot.

08:29It's my show.

08:30I am also very happy,

08:32but I also think it's a great show for you.

08:35So you have to be able to do it,

08:36Can you own a show as well?

08:40Yes.

08:41I have never really heard of it.

08:43Yes, because I was in the beginning of the year, I worked for almost half a year.

08:48It was a very good experience of working on the show.

08:51I heard that the show is coming back.

08:53I haven't even called yet.

08:55And I've never called yet.

08:57It's a very interesting track.

08:59Maybe I'll think about it.

09:01Smriti Ji is coming back to that.

09:02Most of the political careers have been progressing.

09:05Now, for whatever reason, I think they are coming back to the show, I don't know.

09:12When it started, it's more than people like it.

09:19The audience has become more than an audience.

09:25The audience has become more than an audience.

09:28Do you think there is a competition for this show?

09:33Look, it is a competition for every show.

09:36If you can see Ramayana, then it is also a competition for you.

09:41because I believe that she has her own knowledge, her own audiences.

09:48And I think Ekta is quite capable of hooking the audience.

09:52I am sure that if Ekta is taking this show back,

09:55then definitely they will have a very interesting story line.

09:59So I hope that this show will come back to people's days.

10:05How much time will it be?

10:09As you mentioned in the TV industry,

10:12as you said in the show,

10:15it's a very short show.

10:17What do you think about the media and TV actors?

10:21What do you think about this show?

10:27I think in this time,

10:30a story line that people really grip,

10:35is a bit difficult.

10:38Because actors,

10:39look at actors,

10:40they always do good work in any show.

10:43Whatever you get,

10:44one actor will do good work in any show.

10:47The story is not just actors.

10:49The story is about storytelling.

10:52Because somewhere else,

10:53the audience has evolved,

10:54so the audience needs interesting storytelling,

10:56screenplay,

10:57and the audience needs to be a part of the film.

10:58So I think that the filmmakers should be a part of the film.

11:00I think that the filmmakers should be a part of the film.

11:03and I think that the filmmakers should be a part of the film.

11:06I've made a part of the film industry that I've made about the film industry.

11:08So will this be a part of the film industry?

11:10So, what do you plan with Reunion or All Friends?

11:16Yes, the first thing is that I have less friends from the film industry,

11:21but I am happy that my friends are only 200 years old.

11:24Because I've always had my friend Ashlesha Sawant, Sandeep Baswana, Sumit Sajdev, Akashdeep Saigal.

11:33So, I'm not very regularly, but I'm happy that it was my last year Ashlesha.

11:39After a long time, it was wonderful, you know, just reliving the old memories, yes.

11:46Are you still in touch with us?

11:49Yes, absolutely. I'm in Ashlesha, Sandeep, I'm in touch with my friends,

11:53Vipul Shah, a television producer, I'm in touch with them.

11:57And some of the old directors, Paartho Mitra, I'm in touch with them on and off.

12:02Because you can understand that social media is a little easier through Facebook and Instagram,

12:08that we can see other people's lives.

12:11Why are you doing this year after office?

12:14And who should you choose?

12:16Or do you want to choose?

12:17Or do you want to choose?

12:18Or do you want to choose?

12:19Or do you want to choose?

12:20Or do you want to choose?

12:22Manifest, there is a lot of a person who is doing a lot of things.

12:25I am telling you that there will be some things in manifestation.

12:30I feel like I am hoping that I want to get a very good web series.

12:36I'm always very selective about my roles.

13:00It's important for me to somewhere resonate and connect with the roles that I say yes for.

13:06I hope that I will do something good in the future.

13:09Recently, I've been working on actors, especially for the actors who have been working on for a long time.

13:17I've been working on for a long time.

13:22I've been working on for a long time.

13:25I've been working on TV actors for a long time.

13:29Yes. Television actors of course can shift 8 hours when their production is produced.

13:35Or if they can shift 8 hours in the production, we all have to understand that we are in a very demanding industry.

13:44And it's not just that a television actor is doing 8 hours. Of course, the actors are in front of their face.

13:50So, the face is in front of the face, the voice is in front of the face.

13:54So, that's the idea of the audience.

13:56But the technicians are also in front of us.

13:59If you talk about the light team or the sound team,

14:03they come first and go first.

14:05Of course, again, actors, because they have to maintain quality of the screen,

14:13that's why you have to rest a little bit and relax a little bit.

14:20But I'm sure that Dipika Padukone is in this stage,

14:26that if they say that they have to do 5 hours,

14:31then maybe the directors who are signing them,

14:33they should say yes.

14:34But I don't think that it's luxury for the rest of the actors.

14:39What do you think about your future videos?

14:42And what do you think about your fans?

14:44Yes, at all, I'm here too.

14:46Because my film is 5th September release.

14:49So, this is the work that I have in hand.

14:51I have all hope that I have in hand.

14:52I have all hope that I have all the time of the audience.

14:54I have all the time that I have all the time.

14:56Bombay Film Industry Television has all the work that I have all the time.

14:59I am very sure that the very good projects will come back in my life.

15:04And my fans connect with me through social media,

15:10which I will say that I am most grateful.

15:15And thank you so much for all your love, your warmth, your kindness.

15:19I hope that whenever I am on the screen,

15:21you have a smile on your face.

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